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Meetings with ministers

14

In the last 12 months

4

Different ministers

6

Lobbying firms used

0

Meetings with ministers

DateMinisterPurpose, as published
24 February 2026Rachel ReevesMinisters Transparency (Meetings)Roundtable to discuss industrial policy, labour market, public services and living standards and the EU
7 January 2026Nick Thomas-SymondsCabinet OfficeAn introductory meeting with the General Secretary of the FDA
27 November 2025Nick Thomas-SymondsCabinet OfficeIntroductory meeting with the 3 TU General Secretaries (FDA, Prospect and PCS). Minister Turley was also in attendance.
10 November 2025Rachel ReevesHMTRoundtable with trade unions ahead of Autumn Budget
2 October 2025Darren JonesCabinet OfficeTo discuss civil service people policy.
2 October 2025Darren JonesCabinet OfficeTo discuss civil service people policy.
14 July 2025Justin MaddersDBTPanel discussion hosted by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and Prospect to discuss the Government's role in ensuring key labour market institutions can support employers and trade unions in adapting to the measures introduced by the Government's plan to Make Work Pay
26 June 2025Justin MaddersDBTSigning the 'Dying to Work' Charter
28 May 2025Rachel ReevesHMTRoundtable with Trade Unions on public services ahead of the Spending Review.
28 May 2025Darren JonesHMTA roundtable to discuss priorites ahead of the Spending Review, jointly with the Chancellor
17 December 2024Pat McFaddenCabinet OfficeTo discuss trade union relations.
17 October 2024Georgia GouldCabinet OfficeMeeting with FDA as part of the government's aim to improve relations with trade unions.
24 July 2024Georgia GouldCabinet OfficeIntroductory meeting with trade union General Secretaries
17/10/2025 (as published)Darren JonesHMTTo meet TUC members about the public sector pay round

Consultant lobbying firms

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About these records. Each row is one entry in a minister’s published meetings return, so a meeting with two ministers appears once for each. Dates and purposes are shown as the department published them. Published under these names too: “First Division Association”, “The FDA”. Sources: GOV.UK ministers’ meetings transparency returns and the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists quarterly returns, both under the Open Government Licence v3.0.